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How to make Ultra UV Embossing Counterforce
Process of making Ultra UV Embossing Counterforces: First make or order in your Die. Your die can be made using our Embossing grade Photopolymer Plate or an etched, hand chiseled or a CNC engraved metal Die. Place a sheet of suitable oversized Cover Film on the base glass of the UV exposure unit. Spray or…
uEmboss Degassing Vacuum Chamber DVC-C1
The uEmboss DVC Counterforce Resin Degassing Vacuum Chamber is an essential piece of equipment for any company wanting to produce or are producing counterforces. Produce bubble free counterforces by de-aerating embossing resin. A quick and effective system that is a must for every counterforce making facility. Low maintenance system. Cylinder chamber made of stainless-steel. Powerful…
Improve Embossing Workflow, Productivity & Quality
We at uEmboss can supply most if not all of the products needed for the manufacture of various counterforce systems, and help you to streamline and lower administrative and logistic costs and procedures: One Supplier One Purchase Order One Invoice One Shipping Cost One Customs Clearance (Where applicable) One Contact for Technical Support One supplier…
Bring Counterforce making In-house
Why use our technology to bring Counterforce making In-House? We have been involved in the manufacture and supply of materials for counterforce making for many decades. Over that period of time we have developed a knowledge base of information to help our existing and future customers manufacture counterforces in-house. We supply Premium Quality Engraving equipment,…
Cost of Dies and Counterforces from Die Makers
Cost of Counterforces Lots of Die makers use low cost materials to make counterforces because their customers want it for cheap. By saving a few pennies on the counterforces could be actually costing the users a lot more on make ready, breakages and other issues and not even realise that fact. Die makers have costs…
Epoxy Crystallization
Epoxy Crystallization All Epoxy resins, under certain conditions, can become solid or have a slush like appearance. This is called crystallization and it is where some component parts of the epoxy resin form a crystal-like structure. The crystallization of an epoxy is completely normal and is very similar to water freezing in that it goes…